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Workshops
Workshops
The Cyber Bullying Equation
Could Math be the Root of the Problem?
This workshop gives participants an opportunity to discover the role math plays in social media/cyber bullying and explore possible solutions to the problem. During the workshop, multiple topics will be covered such as peer pressure, the mob mentality,feelings of isolation, addiction, data overload and problem solving solutions.
CyberPrint Workshop
Social media is part of youth culture. This workshop explains to students why being responsible on platforms such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter is important. It explores the impact that negative behaviors can have on their lives, whether students are in junior high, high school, college or the workplace. Students want and need guidance. Schedule social media education today to make sure they are truly prepared concerning college and career readiness.
Weekly Workshops
Digital ED & Current Events
Social Media IRL (In Real Life)
Since we are living in a digital world; it’s time to have a class with a curriculum that focuses on informing, inspiring and engaging students. The course explores current events, while students get plugged into what it means to search and share information online. By examining social media and the power of the internet, students get deeper insight into the technology platforms that influence their behavior and success. They’re also introduced to the concept of using these tools to stay informed. Major news outlets use Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to engage the public. The class utilizes the same strategy by allowing students to use the platforms to gather information and discuss the outcome in a classroom setting. Students get the opportunity to share some of the personal experiences that they’ve had on social media and how it has affected their lives.
Responsible Social Media &
Digital Compliance
The social media and digital education compliance workshops provide students the opportunity to gain insight into the importance of using digital platforms responsibly. Students discuss the role social media plays in society concerning college and career readiness. They explore positive habits, which will help them navigate the platforms and use them to their benefit in and out of the classroom. Whether it is digital reputation management, cyberbullying, interviewing, budgeting and research skills, students are prepared to make informed decisions when it comes to managing their profiles. The digital compliance workshops help to explain the importance of following rules and guidelines to establish responsible social media habits.
Life Skills
Career Readiness Workshops
Professional Digital Profiles/Interview Skills
How Do I Look? This question is explored throughout the workshop which covers the interview process. Students will be able to approach interviews with confidence by making sure they are prepared to answer the most frequently asked interview questions. The discussion will cover the importance of dressing and prepping for success when it comes to their appearance on and offline. They will walk away understanding their digital profiles matter when it comes to obtaining and keeping a job.
Budgeting Workshop
This is a reality check of what it takes to run a household. Students will get an opportunity to set up their own home and pay their own bills. Do they have what it takes? This is their chance to explore the responsibilities of becoming financially independent and self-sufficient.
Additional Workshops Available Including
Codeswitching & SEL Education